What would it look like if we loved each other? One thing is for certain, love would move us to pray for one another. 

The history of the Church is messy but the Holy Spirit is always working in the background sanctifying our human weaknesses. 

The Q&A from Fr. Seraphim's visit to Macon. You may not be able to hear the questions well but the Fr. Seraphim's answers will fill in any gaps.

Fr. Seraphim Aldea gives a presentation on his work establishing the Mull Monastery, the first Orthodox Monastery in the Celtic Isles of Scotland in a thousand years & the s...

Great Lent gives us an opportunity to recenter and reprioritize our lives. 

In Matthew 25 our Lord describes the great final judgment. Surprisingly, we are not simply judged by our faith but rather by works of love that our faith should inspire. 

The Christian faith is entirely voluntary. The prodigal son shows us what happens when we take the life that God has given us and misuse it. 

We enter the Kingdom of God by cultivating a broken and contrite heart.

We would do well to follow the example of the woman praying for her daughter's deliverance.